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Volume 2, Issue 4, Fall 1992
Up Front
Toward the Third Year
A.E.
A Communitarian Campaign
Amitai Etzioni
On Moral Outrage, Boycotts, and Real Censorship
Jean Bethke Elshtain
Television, Megaphone for Mass Culture
Jonathan Yardley
Essays
Making Responsibilities Clearer: A New Federal/Local Division of Labor and Resources
Alice M. Rivlin
The way out of our economic logjam is to drastically change the division
of labor between the federal government and the states.
Communitarian vs. Individualistic Capitalism
Lester Thurow
What the US can learn from Japan and Germany.
Fostering the New Familism: A Goal for America
David Popenoe
How to return to "family values" without the 1950 roles.
Canada's Future as a Community
Harold M. Walker
On October 26 Canada will decide its future as a political community.
Even if it survives, it will be a radically different union; not just
for Quebec, but for all provinces.
Two Cheers for the Electronic Town Hall: Or Ross Perot, Meet Alexis de Tocqueville
David L. Karp
Perot may be long gone, but his high-tech plan to enrich political discussion among
citizens deserves our vote. As De Tocqueville would say, ideas like this make democracy work.
Community Action
Crossing the Tracks: A Lesson in National Service
Suzanne Goldsmith
Authoritarians, Libertarians, and Communitarians
From the Community Bookshelf
Selfish Interest or a Means to Discussion: Review of Denis L.
Brion's Essential industry and the NIMBY Phenomenon
Richard C. Collins
Especially Noted
Dialogue
Community vs. Public
Harry C. Boyte
Amitai Etzioni
R.C. Case VI
Health Insurance: Community-Rating or Experience-Rating?
Mark A. Hall
Commentary
On Moral Education
Christina Sommers
Diane G. Berreth
William Damon
Kenneth A. Strike
An R.C. Document
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